Keller Fornes, an actor renowned for his performance in the Great American Family series “County Rescue,” has tragically passed away at the age of 32.

Great American Family shared a heartfelt tribute to Fornes on Instagram on Monday, although the cause of his death remains unspecified.

The statement noted, “We at Great American Media are profoundly saddened by the loss of Keller Fornes. He was an extraordinary individual and a talented actor, writer, and director, not to mention a gifted singer and musician.”

“His vibrant spirit and enthusiasm inspired everyone at Great American Media, including the cast and crew of County Rescue. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and everyone he influenced.”

Linda McAlister, Fornes’ agent, confirmed his death to YSL News on Tuesday.

Fornes, recognized for his role as Griffin on “County Rescue,” reportedly passed away on December 19 in Eastland, Texas, as stated in an obituary from Lacy Funeral Home. No further details regarding his health before his passing have been shared.

Originally from Kerrville, Texas, Fornes displayed an early passion for performing arts, engaging in a range of activities during middle and high school, including sketch comedy, pep rallies, community theater, and rock n’ roll performances with his band, according to his IMDb profile.

Beyond acting, Fornes also ventured into directing and screenwriting, having created three short films titled “Luminary,” “Insane,” and “Has Been” between 2015 and 2016, as per IMDb.

His latest role was as a guest on the NBC crime drama “Found.”

A memorial service for Keller is set for Saturday at Cowboy Church of Erath County in Stephenville, Texas, according to Lacy Funeral Home.